Rivaling Newport, Lenox
Massachusetts became the playground of the "Gilded Age" rich and
famous: Morgan, Vanderbilt, Carnegie, Astor, Westinghouse, Edith Wharton…
Hampton Terrace, built in
1897, and owned by several of the wealthiest families in the country, was
among the first of the "Berkshire cottages" to host guests. In 1937
Tanglewood became the summer home of the Boston Symphony, and Hampton
Terrace became an inn.
Now recognized by the Michelin
Guide as one of the elite Berkshire inns, this Lenox
Massachusetts Bed and Breakfast has been completely renovated and
restored since 2000.
Far from just a "Tanglewood
Season" destination, Hampton Terrace is considered a romantic escape…
2 hours from Boston, and less than 3 hours from New York City.
No point in the village of Lenox is more than a short 2-block walk. Enjoy
dozens of restaurants, shops, galleries & bars…within 5 minutes of our door.
It is our pleasure to help you
pre-plan your visit. With your confirmation, you will get our
recommendations for dining in the Berkshires, as well as lists of spas,
historic home tours, museums, theaters, clubs, outdoor activities, parks,
music venues, and links to calendars of events during your stay.
